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What’s the Problem with Black Elitism? | Native Land Pod
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13:05Now PlayingThere are spaces and places with a dress code, with a price-tag, that are invite-only, where you got to know someone to get in. It’s an attitude, a grammar, and a style; the Black community has (like any community) a certain amount of elitism. Is that a bad thing?
Hosts Tiffany Cross, Angela Rye, and Andrew Gillum ask: what’s wrong with Black elitism?
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